As the game wore on, as the tension grew, the noise became more fevered, more feral.
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A more feral approach to the same subject can and surely will have its say another day.
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Duke's face sharpens into something more feral; his voice drops, suggesting he's capable of something dangerous, abusive.
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It's fun!" attitude: "Xander and his pack grow more and more feral until Buffy, Giles, and Willow reverse the spell.
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Bill opponents said it could prompt some people to bring even more feral hogs into Oklahoma to be shot by hunters.
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Bill opponents said it could prompt some people to bring even more feral hogs into Oklahoma to be shot by hunters.
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Wallace makes a brief appearance in Outlaw King too, albeit far more feral in appearance than Mel Gibson's dreamboat take on the legendary rebel.
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Travel off the coast of Maine to the mysterious island of Far Harbor, where higher levels of radiation have created a more feral world.
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I mean, as time passes since I was in college, I feel more and more feral, more and more back to my earlier roots.
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A self-described "God-fearing, gun-toting gay," Buckley hoped to represent Ellis County, a sparsely populated area that may have more feral pigs than Hillary Clinton supporters.
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"Animalic" is a buzzword floating around the industry, now that the minimalist, clean trend has given way (at least in high-fashion niche circles) to more feral fragrance clouds.
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The ever-growing bureaucracy loads down ministers with documents that they cannot possibly absorb, while the ever-more-feral press corps, desperate for clicks and retweets, goes hunting for "resigning matters".
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Here, Selim's sister and the Mouth of Satan herself, Farida Lemouchi, and her grandiose, imposing voice are swapped out for a much more feral, unhinged approach befitting Urfaust's own commitment to chaos.
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"Speaking very candidly, it was a really traumatic period in my early 20s that kick-started something in me that was a bit more feral," she revealed, going on to explain that it made her stronger.
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Scientists, environmentalists, and anyone who lives within a hundred miles of the winding Mississippi River will tell you—have told you, repeatedly, for 150 years—that efforts to tame the river have only made it more feral.
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As the tale unfolds, Antoine cuts an ever more feral figure, alienating his parents as well as his offspring, and stamping on any trace of sympathy that the audience might have extended to him in his loneliness.
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I have to get myself into this weird, self-deprecating state of mind that says you are not good enough but you have to be better and stronger more feral that what you thought you were, you have to be better.
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At such events, the smells of cooked meat and mixed wine, the dim light, atrium plants, and ubiquitous artwork within the triclinium (dining room) could all work together to transport a drinker to a place less human and more feral.
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Pettibon may have drawn on the walls and created a zine for the Zwirner show, but this kind of mark-making and publishing originates in a more feral (and arguably more fun) setting: the basements and small clubs of the punk scene.
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Things took a more feral turn, however, at Bouchra Jarrar, where Le Smoking met military uniform met the Outback in perfectly tailored sapphire peacoats and biker jackets trimmed in gold braid, badger fur and pheasant feathers; white lace blouses with generous foulards; cowl-necked backless velvet halters and cloudlike skirts made from layers of silk organza; and liquid satin trousers, a naval stripe up the side.
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The Lizard personality has most often manifested with human intelligence, capable of speech and higher reasoning, although some versions have been more feral than others. During the "Secret Wars" in particular, he appeared less ruthless than his normal portrayal, showing concern for VolcanaSecret Wars #12.
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This virus is fairly common and infection rates gradually increase with a cat's age. Study results from antibody examinations and PCR analysis have shown that over 70% of felines over 9 years old were seropositive for Feline foamy virus. Viral infections are similar between male and female domesticated cats whereas in the wild, more feral females cats are affected with FeFV.
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Sin-you in Shwezigon Pagoda, a Buddhist temple located in Nyaung-U, a town near Bagan, in Myanmar. The Sin-you (Jap. 神羊, shin'yō, also called Hiai Chai, Chiai Tung, or Kai Tsi) is a mythical creature known throughout various East Asian cultures. The appearance of the Sin-you is similar to that of a Qilin, but more feral and imposing.
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The Neomorph is a less weaponized version of the Xenomorph and lacks the facial features and biomechanical traits of the latter. The Neomorph is far more feral than the traditional Xenomorph; they are voracious predators, often eating the corpses of their victims. Unlike the Xenomorph, the Neomorph appears to lack a hive structure since they propagate through mutated animal life.
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An anonymous woman dies while giving birth in a graveyard. Her child, Chithan, is found and raised by the caretaker of the graveyard. Chithan grows up among corpses with minimal human contact and is perhaps more feral than autistic. He growls like a wolf, runs like a gorilla, has the unkempt appearance of an orangutan, but seems to understand loyalty and is (despite his circumstance) a social animal.
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His feral teammate Sabretooth frequently attempted, with little success, to convince Wild Child to become a hunter and killer like himself. He remained with the team until his body began mutating towards a more feral form. He eventually degenerated to a near-mindless state and was recruited (either willingly or via brainwashing) by the new Weapon X team. As part of his draft, Wild Child was paired with Sabretooth to try and recruit Sunfire to the program.
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Sawyer was originally a slick conman who wore a Prada suit. Midway through his audition for the role, Josh Holloway forgot his lines and kicked a chair in frustration. He managed to remember his lines after this and finished reading the monologue. The producers knew he didn't suit the role, but thought he was very watchable, so they rewrote the role to suit him, making him more feral, Southern, and kept the same intelligence he originally had.
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In Outsiders (vol. 3) #8-10, Captain Marvel, Jr. and the Outsiders team face a new, more feral version of Sabbac. This version of Sabbac, possessing amplified demonic powers and a hairy beast- like appearance with horns instead of the more humanoid original form, is the alter ego of Ishmael Gregor, a Russian immigrant who had become a New York City mob boss. Gregor lusted after the power of Sabbac and had his men find Timothy Karnes, who had been incarcerated and had his voice box removed to prevent him from speaking.
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The origins of these unique undead mind flayers are unclear. All that is known of these creatures is that they cannot create spawn, need both fresh blood and fresh brains to survive, are more feral than typical illithids, and are barely intelligent. One possible origin is given in the Ravenloft adventure Thoughts of Darkness, in which a vampiress collaborates with the illithids in using the Apparatus to create the first vampiric illithid, a being never conceived of before.Thoughts of Darkness These creatures are hated and feared by typical illithids.
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2 #137 (March 1971) Years later it is revealed that Klaatu was not killed, but rejuvenated by the sun's energies, and had saved Xeron and Cybor and the Andromeda Starship. The Hulk encountered him again in the Crossroads, an interdimensional nexus in which the Hulk was then trapped. The Hulk, in a more feral state of mind, attacked Klaatu, again to no effect. Klaatu departs before the arrival of the Andromeda Starship, which is still pursuing Captain Cybor's vendetta, and which captures the Hulk, and then follows Klaatu into "Ocean World".
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This design contrasts sharply with that of other characters in the movie (like Kerchak) who were designed on a relatively more realistic style. As usual in film depictions of big cats, Sabor's roars are a mixture of sounds of several felines, including leopards, lions, and tigers but especially cougars. Sabor is noticeably one of the more feral and violent animals created by Disney, a clear contrast to the Other animals in the movie, and is the only major animal character in Tarzan not to talk, In order to truly showcase how violent and horrible her actions were.
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In the reboot, Baron Konrad Von Sabrewulf discovers a secret laboratory hidden in the castle he inherited from his parents in Ravensburg, Germany, learning that the Sabrewulf clan was once part of the Night Guard. Prone to addiction, he cuts himself on a werewolf's claw among their trophies in a drunken stupor, inheriting its lycanthropic curse. Shapeshifting, he destroys most of the castle in a rage, inadvertently destroying the formula for a cure with it, and isolates himself. Attempting to remove the curse, he begins experimenting on himself, becoming more feral and developing an addiction to pain-relieving drugs.
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As the fight progresses, Lunaight becomes progressively larger and more feral due to the Earth's atmostphere, invoking Bergmann's rule. He was able to constrict Wolfman with his tail, harkening to when the same happened when Wolfman fought Springman, but he was able to break this hold. Wolfman then unlocks Friendship power, but this also allowed Lunaight to do the same, advancing the Omega Centaurians' cause. Wolfman defeats him, and Lunaight leaps off the Sagrada Familia, and despite Wolfman's attempt to save him, he rejects his assistance, opting to fall to his death and impaling himself on a spire.
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Ursa Major has the mutant ability to transform himself into a large anthropomorphic bear. While in this form, Ursa Major retains his human intelligence, personality and ability to speak, though his personality does become more feral and he begins to lose control over his human intelligence if he remains in his transformed state for several hours consecutively. Ursa Major was trained by the Soviet Military, and trained in the use of his powers by Professor Phobos, being a graduate of Professor Phobos's mutant training school. While transformed, Ursa Major possesses superhuman strength, stamina and resistance to physical injury to a much greater degree than an actual bear of similar size possesses.
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He has a parasitic Shikigami (Kagan Kuroshuki), which altered elements of his face to appear more feral. Though he can transform at will into his Shikigami, when touched by a female or exposed to water Terazuma involuntarily becomes a raging beast. In volume four of the manga, he had an embarrassing experience of transforming after touching Hisoka, which causes him humiliation whenever brought up by other characters. :Terazuma and Tsuzuki fight frequently, mostly because Terazuma hates the fact Tsuzuki controls 12 Shikigami, when he was forced to get his own Shikigami and cannot control it, and because he thinks Tsuzuki might steal Wakaba away from him.
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Green Lantern vol. 4 #30 (June 2008) but Atrocitus is returned to confinement by (then-Green Lantern) Sinestro.Green Lantern vol. 4 #35 (November 2008) Atrocitus uses his power battery to bludgeon Qull and the other Inversions to death; however, he expresses more interest in exacting revenge on Sinestro.Green Lantern vol. 4 #28 (April 2008) Geoff Johns describes the Red Lantern Corps as likely being "the most violent of the Corps [...] based on violent reaction driven by emotional eruption – rage – instead of any clear-cut plan of war." He describes Atrocitus as "the most coherent and in control of the Red Lanterns," but notes that he will have trouble controlling the other, more feral members. Sinestro is their primary target.
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She is also the unofficial queen of the Astaroth vampires, and plans to turn Lila into one of her own. While trying to escape, Lila embarks on a nighttime journey through the town of Astaroth, witnessing the two types of vampires: one faction is like Lemora herself, relatively human in behavior and appearance, while the others are mutated or perhaps regressed, far more feral in behavior and monstrous in form; and the two groups are at war. Meanwhile, the Reverend, who is seeking Lila, manages to retrace her steps. After a climactic battle which leaves most of the vampires dead, Lila is forced to kill her own father, who has become one of the degenerates.
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Logan makes a brief appearance in X-Men: Apocalypse (2016) as Weapon X. His 1973 self having been captured by Stryker at some point, Logan has been given an adamantium skeleton and subject to brutal mental conditioning, leaving him on a more feral state than a human level. When some of the X-Men are captured by Stryker's men, Jean, Scott, and Nightcrawler infiltrate Stryker's base and find a cage with Jean sensing the human mind underneath and releasing him so that he can help. After he tears through Stryker's forces, the three mutants find him and Jean telepathically restores some of Logan's human memories before he runs off at a small side- exit into the snow.
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However, it seems to have lost the capability to partially 'open' its helmet to expose its organic eyes. Later in the film, Unit 02 is placed into storage in accordance with The Vatican Treaty- a law stating that no nation can have more than 3 Active Evas- and with Unit 03 arriving from America Gendo decided Unit 02 would be the mothballed Unit. Mari later hijacks Unit 02 to fight Zeruel, and in desperation, activates Unit 02's Beast Mode which significantly increases its combat ability and gives it a more feral appearance. However, Mari is unable to defeat the Angel and Unit 02 is severely damaged, losing its left arm and part of its head.
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Classic XCOM enemy Sectoids received a new design, which looks "more feral, more imposing" after the species blended with human DNA. The Viper was inspired by the "Snake Men" in the original game and the "Thin Men" in Enemy Unknown, and was created after the gameplay team wanted an enemy who can pull a recruit out from cover. However, players cannot play as the aliens in the single-player mode as they felt that players would not emotionally connect with them. As for the human soldiers, the developers valued diversity and ensured all races are represented in the game because the concept of XCOM is about "humanity banding together from all around the globe".
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While the producers thought Garcia was spectacular, they did not think he fit in the role of Sawyer, so they created the Hurley character for him instead. When Holloway auditioned for Sawyer, the producers liked his southern accent and the edge he brought to the character (Holloway reportedly forgot his lines and kicked a chair in frustration). The producers knew he did not suit the role, but thought he was very watchable, so they rewrote the role to suit him, making him more feral, Southern, but kept the same intelligence he originally had. After appearing in The Lord of the Rings, Dominic Monaghan was offered many fantasy-based roles, like elves and pixies.
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Vivian is a sixteen-year-old loup- garoux who has just started high school in a new town, she explains the circumstances that brought her there; formerly, she and her pack lived in another town, the teenage pack members started to become more feral, using their wolf forms to scare humans, one day, a loup-garoux named Axel lost control, killed a human girl and was witnessed changing back from wolf to human form. While Axel was in prison, the other teenage loups-garoux killed another human to make it look like the "real" killer was still on the loose and Axel was released. Vivian's father, the pack leader, killed Axel for endangering the pack, but Vivian pleaded with him to spare the lives of the other teenagers. Not long after, suspicious neighbors set fire to the pack's house.
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Tony Juniper, Ensia by Institute on the Environment. 4 June 2014 99.9% of Slender-billed vultures and 97% White-backed vulture have disappeared from their primary habitat by 2007, due to the use of anti-inflammation drug diclofenac used to treat the cattle,Saving Asia's Vultures from brink, Royal Society for the Protection of Birds which remains in the dead bodies of the cattle when administered few days prior to the death for treatment of illness, drug then enters vultures stomach as they consume these dead animals, poisoning the vultures to death. Reduction of vultures led to extra dead body, resulting in sustainable addition of 7 million more feral dogs who inflicted 40 million more dog bites between 1993 and 2016, causing US$34 billion loss to the economy of India. The ban on the use of diclofenac in 2007–2008, combined with the success of vulture breeding of 3 critically endangered species at JCBC, led to the formation of the Saving Asia's Vultures from Extinction (SAVE) in 2011 as a consortium of 14 partner organizations and 14 Indian government agencies,SAVE partners, www.save-vultures.
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In the possible future witnessed in Battle of the Atom, Beast has mutated further, with one side of his head notably more feral than the other, including a horn. He has also defected to the Brotherhood, having apparently become disillusioned with the X-Men's goal while blaming himself for causing some unspecified catastrophe by bringing his past self into the present.All- New X-Men #17 He is apparently killed in the final confrontation between the various time-displaced X-Men teams, with the past and present Hank vowing that they will never accept that they become what they have just witnessed. However, he later appears alive during the future Brotherhood's new attack on Cyclops' base, during which the X-Men discover that the entire Brotherhood (With the exception of Raze, the son of Wolverine and Mystique) were under the control of Charles Xavier II (The apparent son of Xavier and Mystique), with Hank's future self being allowed just enough freedom to be horrified at what Xavier II was making him do as the telepath blames the X-Men for failing to live up to Charles Xavier's dream.
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